PDF (Español (España))
FLIP
HTML (Español (España))
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF COOPERATION AND DEVELOPMENT
Assignment of Rights
Authorization for reproduction, publication, communication and distribution of a literary, artistic or scientific
Work.
I , ____________________________________________, author of the book and / or article , of legal age , resident of the city of _________________ , identified with citizenship / passport n° ______________________ issued on _______________________, in exercise of his physical and mental faculties , part henceforth be called the AUTHOR , supports the following authorization to the reproduction, publication, communication and distribution of a work, perform the following terms:
1. Regardless of current legal regulations due to the linking of the parties to this contract, and any kind of legal presumption , the parties agree that the AUTHOR authorize ( name of the publisher ) to reproduce , publish , communicate and distribute the material referred to in the International Journal of Cooperation and Development of the University of San Buenaventura.
2. Such authorization lies in particular on the copyright of the work, by any means known or unknown, publication of the work, distribution of the work , either directly or through third parties for purely educational purposes.
3. AUTHOR agrees to report and declare the existence of this authorization and to preserve the right of the International Journal of Cooperation and Development of the first publication of the work.
4. AUTHOR declares that the article is original and that it is his sole creation, no impediment of any kind exist for the authorization he is doing, besides being responsible for any action claim, plagiarism or other type of claim that might arise about .
5. Such permission is free of charge.
6. Moral copyright in the article are solely the AUTHOR and the University of San Buenaventura expressly agrees to recognize and respect them rigorously.
The Author and / or AUTHORS
SIGNATURE
Abstract
A recent perspective of human development according to which this is defined in terms of freedom, has allowed culture to be considered an inherent and essential dimension to achieve the development of any community. In this sense, the present investigation initially studies the relationship between culture and development to later focus on the analysis of the role of international cultural cooperation as a mobilizing agent for sustainable human development, taking as a reference the case of the community of Getsemaní (located in the Historic Center of Cartagena de Indias), with its intangible cultural heritage represented in its manifestations of neighborhood life.
The whole process was guided by a qualitative methodology, which had as main techniques of information collection, the review of documentary sources, semi-structured interviews with cultural experts and a focus group composed of different actors from the community of Getsemaní. The results obtained reveal the positive perception that both, consulted authors and interviewed experts and community members have regarding the role that cultural cooperation could play, as a mobilizing agent for sustainable development The final considerations reaffirm how this cooperation is emerging as a strong ally of the communities when managing their development through culture, considering that it can give the necessary impetus to publicize and manage their intangible heritage through projects in which the same community is the protagonist, from its design to its implementation.
References
AECID. (2014). Documento de compromiso Pensar Cultura 2014. Foro de Políticas Culturales para Cartagena y Bolívar Cartagena, 12 de junio de 2014. Recuperado de: https://bit.ly/3h6lk41
Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo (2009). Patrimonio cultural y desarrollo socioeconómico: la recuperación de áreas centrales históricas. Washington, D.C.
Benhamou, E (1997). La economía de la cultura. Uruguay: Ediciones Trilce.
Díaz, R y Paniagua, R. (2017). Getsemaní, historia, patrimonio y bienestar social en Cartagena. Bogotá: Editorial Kimpres S.A.S. Segunda edición.
Escobar, A., Beltrán, M. y Bonza, E. (2017). El potencial de los activos culturales asociados con la actividad turística como factor de desarrollo local en el barrio Getsemaní, Cartagena de Indias. Turismo y Sociedad, XXI, 107-143. DOI: https://doi.org/10.18601/01207555.n21.06
Checa-Artasu, M. (2011). Gentrificación y cultura: Algunas reflexiones. Revista Bibliográfica de Geografía y Ciencias Sociales, XVI, (914).
Colciencias. (2015). Actualidad de la reflexión. En Diálogos Nacionales sobre Ética de la Investigación. Memorias 2013-2014 (pág.141). Bogotá D. C., Colombia: Colciencias.
Ferrer. F y Morillo, M. (2018). Getsemaní, Patrimonio inmaterial vivo del Centro Histórico de Cartagena de Indias. 2a edición. Bogotá, D.C.: Xpress Kimpres
García-Leiva, M. (2016). América Latina: cooperación cultural y buenas prácticas en diversidad y sostenibilidad. Informe sobre el estado de la cultura en España 2016: la cultura como motor del cambio. Madrid: Fundación Alternativas, pp. 129-137. Recuperado de: http://diversidadaudiovisual.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/f826abeaa553a2cac49bb8d38c11dae3.pdf
García Canclini, N. (2005). Todos tienen cultura: ¿quiénes pueden desarrollarla? Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo. Recuperado de: http://www.congresoed.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Canclini-Cultura-desarrollo.pdf
Programa de las Naciones Unidas para el Desarrollo, PNUD. (2015). Objetivos de Desarrollo del Milenio. Informe 2015. Nueva York: PNUD
González, I. (2016). Leer las fiestas: Cartilla de interpretación patrimonial de las Fiestas de Independencia como estrategia para construir sentido de pertenencia. Instituto de Patrimonio y Cultura de Cartagena (IPCC). Cartagena de Indias: C&A Editorial S.A.S.
Laboratorio de investigación e innovación en cultura y desarrollo. (2019). Documento Seminario Internacional Cultura y ODS: Viejos desafíos, nuevas perspectivas. Universidad Tecnológica de Bolívar.
Martinell. A. (2014). La cooperación cultural internacional: por un nuevo marco de gobernanza. Informe sobre el estado de la cultura en España. La salida digital. España: Lúa Ediciones 3.0.ISBN: 978-84-15860-41-9. p. 115-131.
Ministerio de Cultura. (2011). Política de salvaguarda del patrimonio cultural inmaterial. Recuperado de http://www.mincultura.gov.co/ministerio/politicas-culturales/salvaguardia-patrimonio-cultural-inmaterial/Documents/03_politica_salvaguardia_patrimonio_cultural_inmaterial.pdf
Ministerio de Cultura. (2017). ABC Economía Naranja. Recuperado de http://www.mincultura.gov.co/prensa/noticias/Documents/atencion-al-ciudadano/_ABC_ECONOMI%CC%81A_NARANJA_.pdf
Monsalve, L. (2011). Gestión del Patrimonio Cultural y Cooperación Internacional. Cuadernos de Cooperación para el Desarrollo No. 6. Escuela Latinoamericana de Cooperación para el Desarrollo-Universidad de San Buenaventura. Medellín: ELACID.
Posso, L. (2015). Getsemaní, Casa tomada. Cartagena: Icultur.
Rey, G. (2007). Cultura, desarrollo y cooperación. Los reordenamientos de la agenda cultural. Quórum. Revista de Pensamiento Iberoamericano, 17, 39-48
Sen, A. (2000). Desarrollo y Libertad. Barcelona: Planeta.
Sen, A. y Kliksberg.B. (2007). Primero la gente. Barcelona: Deusto.
Unesco. (2015). Patrimonio cultural inmaterial y desarrollo sostenible. Recuperado de https://ich.unesco.org/doc/src/34299-ES.pdf
Unesco. (2014). Indicadores Unesco de la cultura para el desarrollo. Manual metodológico. París, Francia: Unesco.
Unesco. (2010). Cultura y desarrollo: Evolución y perspectivas. Cuadernos de trabajo No. 01. Ed: SRB. Barcelona.
Unesco. (2009). Lista Representativa del Patrimonio Cultural Inmaterial de la Humanidad. Recuperado de https://ich.unesco.org/doc/src/06859-ES.pdf
Downloads
Cited by
